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Kinship Companion dogs to be adopted out to new homes

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A pair of golden retrievers look about before the press conference at the Wisconsin Humane Society Ozaukee Campus, Thursday, March 14, 2109, in Saukville, Wis. The dogs, who will all eventually be adopted out, were part of the 36 live dogs that were seized in 2017 from Kinship Companions, a kennel that has been since shut down. Gary C. Klein/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin

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A pair of golden retrievers look about before the press conference at the Wisconsin Humane Society Ozaukee Campus, Thursday, March 14, 2109, in Saukville, Wis. The dogs, who will all eventually be adopted out, were part of the 36 live dogs that were seized in 2017 from Kinship Companions, a kennel that has been since shut down.
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Sarah Collins of Cedarburg, Wis., sits next to her golden retriever Bailey before a press conference, Thursday, March 14, 2109, in Saukville, Wis. Collins is adopting the dog who was part of the 36 dogs who were seized in 2017 from Kinship Companions kennel. Gary C. Klein/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin

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Sarah Collins of Cedarburg, Wis., sits next to her golden retriever Bailey before a press conference, Thursday, March 14, 2109, in Saukville, Wis. Collins is adopting the dog who was part of the 36 dogs who were seized in 2017 from Kinship Companions kennel.
Gary C. Klein/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin

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An overall of the Kinship Companions dogs press conference at the Wisconsin Humane Society Ozaukee Campus, Thursday, March 14, 2109, in Saukville, Wis. The dogs, who will all eventually be adopted out, were part of the 36 live dogs that were seized in 2017 from Kinship Companions, a kennel that has been since shut down. Gary C. Klein/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin

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An overall of the Kinship Companions dogs press conference at the Wisconsin Humane Society Ozaukee Campus, Thursday, March 14, 2109, in Saukville, Wis. The dogs, who will all eventually be adopted out, were part of the 36 live dogs that were seized in 2017 from Kinship Companions, a kennel that has been since shut down.
Gary C. Klein/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin

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A golden retriever appears to smile before the press conference, Thursday, March 14, 2109, in Saukville, Wis. This dog, who will all eventually be adopted out, was part of the 36 live dogs that were seized in 2017 from Kinship Companions, a kennel that has been since shut down. Gary C. Klein/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin

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A golden retriever appears to smile before the press conference, Thursday, March 14, 2109, in Saukville, Wis. This dog, who will all eventually be adopted out, was part of the 36 live dogs that were seized in 2017 from Kinship Companions, a kennel that has been since shut down.
Gary C. Klein/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin

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A pair of dogs that were cared for by the Wisconsin Humane Society check each other out before a press conference, Thursday, March 14, 2109, in Saukville, Wis. The dogs, who will all eventually be adopted out, were part of the 36 live dogs that were seized in 2017 from Kinship Companions, a kennel that has been since shut down. Gary C. Klein/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin

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A pair of dogs that were cared for by the Wisconsin Humane Society check each other out before a press conference, Thursday, March 14, 2109, in Saukville, Wis. The dogs, who will all eventually be adopted out, were part of the 36 live dogs that were seized in 2017 from Kinship Companions, a kennel that has been since shut down.
Gary C. Klein/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin

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Humane Society of Sheboygan County's Andrew Viglietti speaks at the press conference, Thursday, March 14, 2109, in Saukville, Wis. Viglietti announced that dogs will be released for adoption from the Kinship Companions kennel case. Gary C. Klein/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin

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Humane Society of Sheboygan County's Andrew Viglietti speaks at the press conference, Thursday, March 14, 2109, in Saukville, Wis. Viglietti announced that dogs will be released for adoption from the Kinship Companions kennel case.
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A golden retriever before the press conference, Thursday, March 14, 2109, in Saukville, Wis. This dog, who will all eventually be adopted out, was part of the 36 live dogs that were seized in 2017 from Kinship Companions, a kennel that has been since shut down. Gary C. Klein/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin

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A golden retriever before the press conference, Thursday, March 14, 2109, in Saukville, Wis. This dog, who will all eventually be adopted out, was part of the 36 live dogs that were seized in 2017 from Kinship Companions, a kennel that has been since shut down.
Gary C. Klein/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin

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Wisconsin Humane Society Ozaukee's Andrea Swanson, pets Pru, a Burmese Mountain dog before a press conference, Thursday, March 14, 2109, in Saukville, Wis. Pru, is among those who will all eventually be adopted out, was part of the 36 live dogs that were seized in 2017 from Kinship Companions, a kennel that has been since shut down. Gary C. Klein/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin

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Wisconsin Humane Society Ozaukee's Andrea Swanson, pets Pru, a Burmese Mountain dog before a press conference, Thursday, March 14, 2109, in Saukville, Wis. Pru, is among those who will all eventually be adopted out, was part of the 36 live dogs that were seized in 2017 from Kinship Companions, a kennel that has been since shut down.
Gary C. Klein/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin

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Wisconsin Humane Society's Andrea Swanson smiles as she realizes the dog was sniffing her pocket for treats before a press conference, Thursday, March 14, 2109, in Saukville, Wis. The dogs, who will all eventually be adopted out, were part of the 36 live dogs that were seized in 2017 from Kinship Companions, a kennel that has been since shut down. Gary C. Klein/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin

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Wisconsin Humane Society's Andrea Swanson smiles as she realizes the dog was sniffing her pocket for treats before a press conference, Thursday, March 14, 2109, in Saukville, Wis. The dogs, who will all eventually be adopted out, were part of the 36 live dogs that were seized in 2017 from Kinship Companions, a kennel that has been since shut down.
Gary C. Klein/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin

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Wisconsin Humane Society's Angela Speed crouches by a Burmese Mountain dog named Pru before a press conference, Thursday, March 14, 2109, in Saukville, Wis. The dog, who will all eventually be adopted out, was part of the 36 live dogs that were seized in 2017 from Kinship Companions, a kennel that has been since shut down. Gary C. Klein/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin

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Wisconsin Humane Society's Angela Speed crouches by a Burmese Mountain dog named Pru before a press conference, Thursday, March 14, 2109, in Saukville, Wis. The dog, who will all eventually be adopted out, was part of the 36 live dogs that were seized in 2017 from Kinship Companions, a kennel that has been since shut down.
Gary C. Klein/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin

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Dogs leap to see if the Wisconsin Humane Society's Angela Speed had any treats before a press conference announcing that the dogs will be adopted out, Thursday, March 14, 2109, in Saukville, Wis. The dogs were part of the 36 live dogs that were seized in 2017 from Kinship Companions, a kennel that has been since shut down. Gary C. Klein/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin

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Dogs leap to see if the Wisconsin Humane Society's Angela Speed had any treats before a press conference announcing that the dogs will be adopted out, Thursday, March 14, 2109, in Saukville, Wis. The dogs were part of the 36 live dogs that were seized in 2017 from Kinship Companions, a kennel that has been since shut down.
Gary C. Klein/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin

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An overall of the Wisconsin Humane Society Ozaukee Campus press conference where it was announced that seized dogs will now be available for adoption, Thursday, March 14, 2109, in Saukville, Wis. The dogs, who will all eventually be adopted out, were part of the 36 live dogs that were seized in 2017 from Kinship Companions, a kennel that has been since shut down. Gary C. Klein/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin

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An overall of the Wisconsin Humane Society Ozaukee Campus press conference where it was announced that seized dogs will now be available for adoption, Thursday, March 14, 2109, in Saukville, Wis. The dogs, who will all eventually be adopted out, were part of the 36 live dogs that were seized in 2017 from Kinship Companions, a kennel that has been since shut down.
Gary C. Klein/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin

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A pair of golden retrievers look about before the press conference at the Wisconsin Humane Society Ozaukee Campus, Thursday, March 14, 2109, in Saukville, Wis. The dogs, who will all eventually be adopted out, were part of the 36 live dogs that were seized in 2017 from Kinship Companions, a kennel that has been since shut down.